I am using a microservices application, and I get the following error messages every time I connect (or restart) the device. Do you know what those error means? The error does not affect my services (all work fine!), but I do not understand the source of it.
Thanks!
hostname: you must be root to change the host name
27.02.18 18:40:13 (+0100) SERVICE_NAME mount: permission denied
27.02.18 18:40:13 (+0100) SERVICE_NAME mount: permission denied
27.02.18 18:40:13 (+0100) SERVICE_NAME mount: permission denied
27.02.18 18:40:13 (+0100) SERVICE_NAME mount: permission denied
27.02.18 18:40:13 (+0100) SERVICE_NAME mount: mount point /tmp/console is not a directory
27.02.18 18:40:13 (+0100) SERVICE_NAME umount: /dev: must be superuser to unmount
27.02.18 18:40:13 (+0100) SERVICE_NAME mount: permission denied
27.02.18 18:40:13 (+0100) SERVICE_NAME mount: permission denied
27.02.18 18:40:13 (+0100) SERVICE_NAME /sbin/udevd
It looks like this has been fixed in the base images at the newest date tag. Can you change your base images to the latest date tag and let us know if you still see these warnings?
I’m seeing the same error. It is affecting my ability to create a 4th container riffing off (very well constructed, I should mention) multi-container starter. Here’s what I did:
Add a 4th service based off of the debian:stretch and node:7-slim base images (tried both).
Pushed up to resin dashboard, saw the new service appear but it never fully starts, won’t get a shell.
The CMD in the service’s Dockerfile is ["echo", "it works"] and that’s pretty much it.
I’m not sure what the issue is. I’m open to ideas. If a reduced test case is desirable I can produce the code.